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Department of Economics School of Economics and Management Tsinghua University 2012-2013 to Advance Knowledge and Cultivate Leaders for China and the World Department of Economics School of Economics and Management Tsinghua University 2012-2013 To Advance Knowledge and Cultivate Leaders for China and the World. Contents 02/ Introduction 03/ Faculty 23/ Academic Events 28/ Research Centers 31/ Academic Journal 32/ Programs 01/02 Introduction The Department of Economics, Tsinghua University, was founded in 1926. Professor CHEN Daisun, a Harvard-trained economist and a prominent figure in the history of economics research and education in China, was the head of the department from 1928 to 1952. Under his leadership, the department became one of the very best in China. The department was shut down and the faculty members were assigned to other universities during the university reorganization in 1952. The department was reestablished in 1984. At present, there are 35 fulltime faculty members and 5 distinguished visiting professors in the department. Despite its eventful history, the Department of Economics sets itself a high target of becoming China’s premier institution of economic research and education with international influence. The department strives to make outstanding contributions on economic research, especially in the field of study in the Chinese economy. Students graduated shall be equipped with a sense of social responsibility, an open mind, the analytical ability, and knowledge and insights about the economy. These characteristics can help students take lead roles in the future based on a solid foundation. The Department has been actively recruiting new faculty and at the same time developing the existing faculty. In recent years, the Department has added several senior professors with extensive research and teaching experience in overseas research universities, as well as quite a few new faculty members with PhDs from top economics programs abroad. The Department of Economics aspires to develop a good environment for research, and has already established several research centers to facilitate the faculty and the students for doing research. Moreover, the department has hosted a series of international conferences and several high-level academic events, which attracted the participation of numerous internationally famous scholars. Contact Information Department of Economics 227, Shunde Building School of Economics and Management Tsinghua University Beijing, 100084, China Tel: (8610) 62798049 Fax: (8610) 62785562 Email: ecs@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn Website: http://www.sem.tsinghua.edu.cn Department of Economics Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management 2012-2013 Faculty There are 35 full-time faculty members in the Department of Economics, including 8 professors, 8 associate professors, and 19 assistant professors. In addition, there are 5 distinguished visiting professors on the faculty. Among the full-time faculty members, three professors are selected in the One-Thousand Talents Program, two hold the Cheung Kong Scholar Professorships, and two are recipients of the China National Science Foundation’s Distinguished Young Scholars Funds. 03/04 Full-Time Faculty • BS, 1983, University of Science and Technology of China • Ph.D., 1988, University of California, San Diego • Ph.D., 1993, Harvard University Research Interests Public Economics, Economics of Organization and Incentives, Corporate Governance, Development/Transition Economics, Industrial Economics, China's Economy Research Output • How Does Privatization Work in China? (with Jiangyong Lu and Zhigang Tao), Journal of Comparative Economics, 37 (3): pp. 453–470, 2009. • The Return to Capital in China (with Chang-tai Hsieh and Yingyi Qian), Brookings Papers on Economic Activity, no. 2: pp. 61-101, 2006. • Corporate Governance and Market Valuation in China (with Qiao Liu, Joe Lu, Frank M. Song, and Junxi Zhang), Journal of Comparative Economics, 32(4): pp. 599-616, December 2004. BAI Chong-En • Revenue Sharing and Control Rights in Team Production: Theories and Evidence from Joint Ventures (with Zhigang Tao and Changqi Wu), Rand Journal of Economics, 35(2): pp. Freeman Chair Professor of Economics 277-305, Summer 2004. Chair of the Department • Local Protectionism and Regional Specialization: Evidence from China's Industries (with Associate Dean of the School Yingjuan Du, Zhigang Tao, and Sarah Tong), Journal of International Economics, 63(2): pp. Office: 258, Weilun Building 397-417, July 2004. Tel: 86-10-62797521 Email: baichn@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn • BA/BS, 1998, Peking University • MS, 2001, Peking University • Ph.D., 2007, Harvard University Research Interests Environmental Economics, Resource Economics, Public Economics, Development Economics Research Output • Robust Simulation of Global Warming Policies Using the DICE Model (with Z. Hu and L. J. Hong), Management Science 58(12), pp.2190-2206, 2012. • Reconciling Economic Growth and Carbon Mitigation: Challenges and Policy Options in China, Asian Economic Policy Review 5(1), pp. 110-129, 2010. • China's 11th Five-Year Plan and the Environment: Reducing SO2 Emissions (with R. Garbaccio and M. Ho), Review of Environmental Economics and Policy 3(2), pp. 231-250, 2009. • The Local and Global Benefits of Green Tax Policies in China (with M. Ho and D. Jorgenson), CAO Jing Review of Environmental Economic and Policy 3(2), pp. 189-208, 2009. Associate Professor • Industrial and Aggregate Measures of Productivity Growth in China, 1982-2000 (with M. Ho, D. Office: 128, Shunde Building Jorgenson, R. Ren, L. Sun, X. Yue), Review of Income and Wealth 55(1), pp. 485-513, 2009. Tel: 86-10-62792726 Email: caojing@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn Department of Economics Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management 2012-2013 • BA, 2001, Tsinghua University • MA, 2003, Tsinghua University • Ph.D., 2010, London Business School Research Interests Microeconomic Theory, Industrial Organization, Behavioral Economics, Corporate Governance Research Output • Free Gift as a Profitable Pricing Strategy, Working Paper. • When to Allow Buyers to Sell? Bundling in Mixed Two-Sided Markets, Working Paper. • Multiproduct Price Discrimination with Two-Part Tariffs, Working Paper. • A Quasi-Cumulative Weighting Function for Prospect Theory: The (b; c) Model, Working Paper. • Strategies for Developing China's Software Industry (with Mingzhi Li), The Journal of Information Technologies and International Development, 1(1), pp. 61-73, MIT Press, 2003. GAO Ming Assistant Professor Office: 556, Weilun Building Tel: 86-10-62793163 Email: gaom@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn • BA, 2001, Nanjing University • MA, 2004, Peking University • Ph.D., 2010, University of California, Davis Research Interests International Macro/Finance, International Trade, Applied Econometrics, Macroeconomics Research Output • Output Uncertainty, Asymmetric Information, and Mechanisms of Twin Crises (with Jianhuai Shi), China Economic Quarterly, Vol. 4.3, April 2005. • Financial Frictions, Heterogeneous Preferences and International Consumption Risk Sharing, 2012. • Hierarchical Bayesian Method and Gravity Equations, 2012. • Exports and Equity Flows with Financial Frictions (with Huiran Pan), Working Paper, 2012. • Spatial Gravity Model with Panel data (with Wei Wang), Working Paper, 2012. GUO Meixin Assistant Professor Office: 448, Weilun Building Tel: 86-10-62795839 Email: guomx@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn 05/06 • BS, 1982, Nankai University • MS, 1984, Nankai University Research Interests Political Economy, Western Economics, Theory and Application of Economics, Macroeconomic Analysis Research Output • Financial Tsunami and Me, China CITIC Press, 2009. • Difficult to Understand the Chinese Economy, China CITIC Press, 2008. • Open the Macro Window, China CITIC Press, 2008. HAN Xiuyun Associate Professor Office: 554, Weilun Building Tel: 86-10-62789790 Email: hanxy@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn • B.A. in Economics, 2005, Wuhan University • B.S. in Mathematics, 2005, Wuhan University • M.A. in Economics, 2007, Wuhan University • Ph.D. in Economics, 2012, University of Wisconsin-Madison Research Interests Econometric Theory, Applied Econometrics Research Output • Inference in Semiparametric Conditional Moment Models with Partial Identification, 2012. • Set Estimation Based on Conditional Moment Restrictions Containing Unknown Functions, Working Peper, 2012. • Estimation in Dynamic Discrete Choice Panel Data Models with Partial Identification: A Random Effects Approach, 2010. HONG Shengjie Assistant Professor Office: 543, Weilun Building Tel: 86-10-62794187 Email: hongshj@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn Department of Economics Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management 2012-2013 • BS, 1982, Nanjing University • MS, 1988, Tsinghua University • Ph.D., 1995, Pennsylvania State University Research Interests International Trade, International Finance, Industrial Organization Research Output • When is Quality of Financial System a Source of Comparative Advantage? (with Shang-Jin Wei), Journal of International Economics, 84, pp. 178-187, 2011. • Domestic Institutions and the Bypass Effect of International Capital Flow, (with Shang-Jin Wei), American Economic Journal: Economic Policy, pp. 173-204m, November 2010. • A Model of Middlemen and Oligopolistic Market Makers,(with Scott Linn and Zhen Zhu), Journal of Economics & Management Strategy, 19(1), pp. 1-23, Lead Article, Spring 2010. • Welfare and Market Access Effects of Piecemeal Tariff Reform, (with Kala Krishna), Journal of International Economics, 51, pp. 305-316, August 2000. JU Jiandong • Divisionalization, Franchising, and Divestiture Incentives in Oligopoly, (with Micheal Baye, Professor Keith Crocker),
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